Northeastern Moldavians. Pictures from 50s and 60s.

**Aspirin** · 02-20-2020, 08:01 PM

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**Aspirin** · 02-20-2020, 08:41 PM

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**Aspirin** · 02-20-2020, 08:53 PM

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**Columella** · 02-21-2020, 06:32 AM

Good pics.
They all have faces you don’t see today.
Types involved would be Coon’s Neo Danubian, other typical Eastern European hexagonal or rectangular face of maybe Baltic like inspiration. Alpines, Dinaric and Pontic Meds.

**Aspirin** · 02-21-2020, 09:49 AM

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**~~Ymyyakhtakh~~** · 02-21-2020, 11:04 AM

There's quite a few Uralic-looking people:

On the other hand, these people look anti-Uralic, because they have prominent eyelids, a narrow elliptical face, a long nose, or low canthal tilt:

In the photo below, I think the woman on the left in the back row and the woman on the right in the front row look better than the other two women. They have a more round face, a wider and shorter nose, and a lower bridge and root of the nose. They also have a wider root of the nose and a longer distance between the eyes.

Even though the woman on the left in the front row has a fairly round face, her facial skeleton is still too small and gracile, so her cheekbones and mandible are too small. The woman on the right in the back row, who has the longest face, also has the longest forehead, because the length of the forehead largely depends on the overall length of the face. Therefore I have started to think that a short forehead looks better on average than a long forehead.

In the photo below, the woman on the left looks really pretty. However the man on the right looks worse, because he has a more elongated face, a longer nose, a higher bridge of the nose, a narrower root of the nose, thinner lips, and a narrower mouth. His eyelids are also more prominent, and he has more protruding eyes, so you can clearly see his eyeballs pushing against his lower eyelids.

This woman looks like a gracile Nordid because of her light hair color and weak underdeveloped facial skeleton:

I went through images of females who I estimated to be between 15 and 30 years old, I selected fairly high-quality images where the person in the image was facing the camera at a fairly direct angle, and I then made the morphs below of the persons who I thought looked the best and the worst. Compared to the "Worst 8" morph, the "Best 8" morph has a wider face, a wider and shorter nose, a wider and lower root of the nose, a wider and lower bridge of the nose, a longer subnasal segment, and a wider chin. It also has lower orbits, so it has a shorter distance between the eyebrows and the eyes, and its glabella is positioned lower on the y-axis. The lines of its upper and lower eyelids are less prominent, and the skin of its eyelids is less dark. The soft tissue of its cheeks is distributed more evenly, and its nasolabial folds look more like sharp lines. Its mouth is also wider, and its lips are thicker.